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Before Steel and Steam: How Alexander Hamilton Engineered America’s Future

Photo Description: Slater Textile Mill in Rhode Island, started operation in 1793 utilizing water power. This is the spinning mule process, the heart of the mill. Textiles, pottery and lumber were some of the earliest American industries. Photo credit: Wikipedia. … Continue reading

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Leadership 101: Positive Leaders Have a Healthy Dose of Skepticism Too

One of the greatest pleasures of leadership is seeing those you lead succeed.  The more success that occurs, the better the team does.  However… in dynamic and complex situations things won’t always go as planned.  The experienced leader is always … Continue reading

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Embodying the Ideal: Rooseveltian Americanism and the Pursuit of National Unity

We, as Americans, and as a nation, are not fully living up to the revolutionary ideals upon which our republic was founded. This deeply concerns me, particularly the increasing cynicism among younger generations regarding our nation and their role in … Continue reading

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